Ferguson Cleanup and Restoration

The city of Ferguson has rich beginnings and is now a destination visit for many in the Pulaski County area. Ferguson began as a railroad community that supported the workers for the Cincinnati Southern Railroad and its engine repair shops. It actually started out with the name of Luretha, but was officially changed to Ferguson in 1950 in honor of Edward A. Ferguson, who was known as The Father of the Railway. Today, it is home to around 900 residents, with young families, established professionals and local businesses like Moody Farms.

Ferguson is a tight-knit community that lies just outside the city limits of Somerset, so residents enjoy small town living with the benefits of larger city life only about two miles away! The winding roads like Govers Lane and rolling hills create a calming environment to enjoy sunsets and quality family time outside.

This area of south-central Kentucky also experiences a wide range of weather temperatures, with the coldest days averaging highs in the 20s and the hottest days averaging highs in the 80s and 90s. This means all kinds of weather happens here! When the winter weather gives way to spring, severe storm season arrives. High winds, tornadoes and heavy rain are all possibilities, which could leave Ferguson homes with a significant amount of damage. With SERVPRO storm and water damage restoration specialists, this damage can be easily reversed. Our team can help repair roofs, siding, walls and any place where the damage occurred, using state-of-the-art water damage restoration techniques and equipment.

In the spring and summer months, burn ban regulations appear and wildfire danger increases. Since the temperatures here can get just plain hot and muggy, wildfires can easily become a problem and cause widespread damage. These bans can linger into the fall season as well, making a house fire a constant risk. If your home suffers fire damage, our SERVPRO fire damage restoration team is here to help. We can repair and clean up after a fire disaster using specialized fire damage restoration equipment and procedures so you can get back to your comfortable, small town life.